Biola University - Biolan Yearbook (La Mirada, CA)

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CHAPEL BOARD: fBack Row, from lefti Beth Gray, Jesse Ndugga-Kabuye, Ed Cunningham, Nancy Dilworth, Dan Curran, James Kosako. lFront Rowl John Allen, Ellen Whitworth, Chairman Jon Warnshuis, Debbie Scott, Lisa Henson, Leanne Stromgren. APEL inistering to the needs of the main- stream of the students here at Biola, challenging and motivating students into a closer relationship with Christ, developing within each student a greater understanding of who God is, generating a positive attitude and anticipation toward chapels and chapel attendance were the major objectives the 1981-82 Chapel Board sought to implement this year, To realize these goals, Chapel Board co- ordinated Christ-centered chapels which af- forded a variety of opportunities for individ- ual and corporate worship. The board, led by Chairman Jon Warnshuis, scheduled a va- riety of excellent speakers throughout the year, including Dr. Lehman Strauss, Pas- tor Ray Ortlund of Mariner's Church in Newport Beach and Pastor Chuck Swindoll Top left: President Emeritus Dr. Sam Sutherland chal- lenges students to respect Biola's distinctives. Far left: Paul Cedar addresses a Biola chapel audience, Bottom left: Tim Hansel explains the value of enjoying one's faith to the fullest. Left: Karen Krouscas and instrumentalists lead sing- ing during chapel. Below: Chapel attenders share personal needs in small prayer groups, Generating Anticipation and Worship of First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton. Chapels also featured a wide range of musi- cal talent to enhance worship times. We, as a student body, were challenged to slow down and be still before the Lord lDr. Rigsbyj, to enjoy our Christian life lTim Han- selj and to check our Christian attitudes about pressures and problems lChuck Swin- dollj. While Chapel Board organized chapels Tuesday through Thursday, Monday chapels were sponsored by the Administration, while Friday chapels were sponsored by the Stu- dent Missionary Union. Students and faculty enjoyed a variety of chapel options each Thursday, including special interest cadres and worship celebrations in Lansing Audito- rium led by Professors Kirk, Schwarz, Wiebe and Unfried. Chapel 17

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M int in Bless the Lord, all your works of His, ln all places of His dominion. Bless the Lord, O my soul! Psalms 103:22 Far Right C'l'opl: LA. inner-city kids are capable of over- whelming affection as SMU outreach worker Sharlette Hull knows from experience, Far Right fBottoml: During a Friday SMU chapel, Japanese pastor Dr. Akira Hatori expresses the evangelistic needs of his native country. Above lRightl: ln his consistently sincere manner, Todd Jennings challenges students to participate in yet another avenue of SMU support. Above lLeftl: Scott Schmachtenberger demonstrates SMU's radio equipment which allows Biolans to communi- cate with missionaries around the world. 18 Student Missionary Union -? vw SMU COUNCIL: iStanding, from leftl: Toni Truitt, Vice President, Julie Wanderlick, Outreach Director, Carol Hulgus, Outreach Director, Lynne Jantz, Prayer Coordinator, Linda Clickner, Business Manager, Amy Rosebeny, Secretary. lKneeling, from leftl: Phil Braun, Assistant Missionary Conference Director, Dan Piker, Assistant Chapel Director, Rick Langelo, Advisor, Scott Schmachtenberger, President, Mark McCord, Missions Information Direc- tor, Ralph Spraker, Chapel Director, Todd Jennings, Projects Director. lNot pictured: Bruce Mitchell, Media Director, George Payton, Missionary Conference Director.l